All Chapters of The Contract Bride: Falling For Fury : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Samuel walked back downstairs after cursing, and threatening, and weeping, and grieving, and reminiscing.He was tired and exhausted, but he was also restless. His heart was heavy, and at the same time, he wanted to unleash all of it on Ciara Summers. Samuel realized that Ciara had played him for a fool. She had used emotional manipulation to make him lose his guard around her. Knowing her and her ability to always indulge in incriminating acts and always looking for escape routes, Samuel should never have fallen for her antics.In Samuel’s entire existence, no woman had ever played him, until Ciara Summers. All his life, nobody had ever messed up with him and went scot free, and Ciara would not be different. Samuel gritted his teeth in annoyance. Granted, he had vowed to his mother to protect her, love her and make her happy, but right now, all Samuel wanted was to get hold of Ciara and make her pay.His mother would have to forgive him, because he was about to break his vow to her.

Ciara drove like a wild beast around town as the police van chased her. Soon, another police van appeared in front of Ciara in an attempt to block her, but Ciara was quick to swerve to the other side of the road. Fortunately for her, he had tried to round her up at a place when there was a space to turn around quickly.Ciara was more than grateful that it was the dead of the night, and as a result, the roads were quiet and scanty, making it easy for Ciara to navigate through. Ciara was surprised at her agility and skill to drive Samuel’s expensive car. She hadn’t driven a car in so long, and even when she did, it had been a couple of times, so she hadn’t even really mastered it, but then again, she was under so much pressure and danger, and such emotions could bring out something that Ciara didn’t even know she possessed.The blaring siren sounds of the vans chasing Ciara increased, and even though the windows of the cars were up, Ciara could hear it loudly. Ciara increased the speed

Ciara knew she was dreaming; it had to be a dream, because Aunt Mary was dead. The last thing she remembered was banging at the door, seeing the face of a harmless woman, and then passing out into unconsciousness. Aunt Mary stood by the front door of the cabin, glistening in the brightness of her dress, with a smile and gift basket that was securely wrapped, so Ciara could not see exactly what she had packaged in the basket.“I brought them for you,” Aunt Mary said.There was an aura of calmness about her that drew Ciara closer to her. Ciara returned Aunt Mary’s smile with hers. She could not feel any pain as she stretched her hands to receive the gift basket. Not feeling the pains made Ciara’s eyes open in alert. Her hands flew instantly to her stomach frightfully.“My babies!” Ciara yelled in fright, but Aunt Mary maintained a warm and pleasant smile.“They are fine,” Aunt Mary said. The sound of her voice brought so much peace and reassurance to Ciara’s entire being.“I brought th

Samuel was beginning to feel an ache in his head again after Colt and the cops left. He suddenly began to have an unsettling feeling about the decision he made; not on declaring Ciara guilty, because it was obvious that she was, but letting the cops handle it.If they got hold of Ciara before he ever did, he would never get his hands on Ciara, and that would make Samuel angry for the rest of his life. He could not still understand why Ciara chose the Luscious home to carry out her crimes. What led her back there? Samuel knew that a regular thief rarely visited the same home twice, so Ciara going back there just did not sit well with Samuel. Recalling the last conversation he had with Ciara, Samuel started to feel that there was more to Ciara’s story that she wasn’t telling him. She had told him plainly that she could not answer some of his questions even though he had tried to get them out of her. There had to be a story behind it all that Samuel didn’t know.And now, Samuel felt lik

Ciara got into Samuel’s car and drove off in top speed after she stormed out of the cabin. She was enraged and embittered, and even though she had heard Lori’s voice calling out to her, she had paid deaf ears and driven off.Ciara was not foolish to drive back into the city, because she knew that the moment she did so, she would be caught, and that would be her end. There would be no Aunt Mary to save her or ensure that her son protected her.Thinking of Aunt Mary made Ciara to tear up. As she drove farther into the woods, she began to cry. Ciara just continued to drive and cry without looking at where she was headed. At the point, when she had driven far enough, and her eyes were clouded in regretful tears that she was finding it difficult to see clearly, she stopped the car and cried loudly.She had failed Aunt Mary. The impact of her passing hadn’t hit Ciara until now, and that had been because of everything that had been happening at that time, but now, it dawned on Ciara that she